Sentence examples for contains dates from inspiring English sources
The population registry contains dates of health insurance coverage, demographic information such as date of birth and sex, and location of residence.
The resident registry contains dates of health insurance coverage, sex, date of birth and health region for all residents eligible for health insurance benefits.
7 The Danish Psychiatric Central Register contains dates on outpatient and inpatient psychiatric treatment in Denmark, as well as validated diagnoses, and was used to obtain data on adjustment disorder and psychiatric covariate diagnoses.
Since 1997, the repository contains dates of hospital admission, discharge diagnosis (coded using ICD-10 (international classification of diseases, 10th revision)), and related procedures (coded using ICD-10 and OPCS-4 (Office of Population Censuses and Surveys classification of interventions and procedures, 4th version)).
Another potential tip-off: The URL of the story contains date information, a common tell for the Web-savvy about the true publication time of online material.
The succession simulated by forward modeling very commonly contains time resolution, say, 5000 year (modeling time step), whereas the observed succession contains dated time resolution usually in million years, or at higher resolution hundreds of thousand years.
A blog (WeBLOG) is a Web site that contains dated entries in reverse chronological order (most recent first) about a particular topic [ 28].
The RBDM receives notification of all deaths in NSW and the resulting dataset contains date of death and age at death.
"Who would have thought the first one to violate it would be the federal government?" Medical records contain dates of treatment, doctors' names, prescriptions -- all clues to identity.
It's worth noting that some British sticky toffee puddings actually contain dates but they are finely diced, disguising their presence, whereas in Australia the date is loud and proud.
OntoWiki provides different views on instance data (e.g., a map view for geographical data or a calendar view for data containing dates).
